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PostPosted: 06/26/08 - 23:19    Post subject: can i bleach while using roaccutane Vote now! Reply with quote
i'm using roaccutane (20mg two times daily, 5 times per week) but i bleach the hair on my arms normally, since i've been on roacuutane i have'nt bleached because i am concerned abouth whether it will have an affect on my skin because of the roaccutane. can i use the bleach on my arms etc. while using roaccutane?
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